The Israeli Air Force conducted airstrikes on Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure and a missile platform in southern Lebanon earlier today. The strikes targeted areas identified as violating understandings between Israel and Lebanon, according to the Defense Army, which stated its continued efforts to remove threats to the State of Israel. Separately, the Lebanese Army began a significant weapon collection process in the Al-Bass and Al-Rachidieh Palestinian camps, seizing multiple Palestinian ammunition mini-trucks. A security source reported that Fatah handed over weapons to the Lebanese army in the Rashidiya camp. Lebanese sources described this as the largest weapon collection since the civil war. In related security developments, the Israeli Air Force intercepted unmanned aerial vehicles launched from Yemen. The UAVs were intercepted before crossing into Israeli territory, with warnings activated in open areas. The defense establishment identified the Egyptian border as a potential point of origin for one of these UAVs, which was apparently launched from Yemen and attempted to penetrate Israel.
